Now i did what you said and started the kannel and the SMPPSimulator ,
On sending the message to the modem SIM which had no messages as at
that moment, i got an output which i capture around the time the
message was arriving(See below).I clearly don't understand whats
happening much as you would
Hi,
Thanks man.
BTW, is it true that I must have a WML editor and compiler to create the MMS?
Any suggestion or terms that I should google for to have a better understanding
on how to send the MMS?
Regards,
Low
From: nbalka...@gmail.com
To: powered182...@live.com; users@kannel.org
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 10:15 AM, Dennis Low Weng Kin
powered182...@live.com wrote:
Hi,
Thanks man.
BTW, is it true that I must have a WML editor and compiler to create the
MMS? Any suggestion or terms that I should google for to have a better
understanding on how to send the MMS?
WML
You don't need wml editor, but you definitely need a c compiler to compile from
sources, just like kannel. Try the mbuni docs and users list.
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: Dennis Low Weng Kin
To: nbalka...@gmail.com ; users@kannel.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 11:15
Maybe you need to set up custom TLV, please refer to your telco
spesification and after the check the user guide to enable it.
Willy
sangpr...@gmail.com
On Jan 5, 2010, at 1:49 PM, Sandesh Waman // Viva wrote:
Dear All,
I am using kannel with smpp account, but I am not getting delivery
Hi Nikos,
Thanks for responding.
Since yesterday, I made a slight change to the smsc configuration.
Changes made are:
transceiver-mode = 1
Therefore, receive-port commented out.
The behaviour still persists. The relevant sections of the logs are copied
below after truncating some of the 'data'
I can now receive and send messages via my Siemens Modem. I am not
very technical. I have tried Playsms as a frontend to receive messages
but all i can do is send messages. In my kannel logs i can see all
messages sent and received including delivery reports. I have visited
a lot of sites in
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:17 PM, Nyasha Chasakara nchasak...@gmail.com wrote:
I can now receive and send messages via my Siemens Modem. I am not
very technical. I have tried Playsms as a frontend to receive messages
but all i can do is send messages. In my kannel logs i can see all
messages
Hi Nikos,
I'd like to do a little follow up on this one .. I was wondering .. For
a project we are currently processing about 85 sms/sec, and we are
pushing them by calling the sendsms by HTTP get.
The SMSc sais they limited their connection to 100 sms/sec. When I check
the load, cpu usage
How big is the store? Are you using spool with ext3?
If the store spool builds up, ext3 could become a serious performance hog.
I'd recommend you to use a separate ext2 partition for the spool dir, your
performance will improve a lot (specially if you have to restart kannel with
tens/hundreds of
On 05/01/10, Alejandro Guerrieri (alejandro.guerri...@gmail.com) wrote:
If the store spool builds up, ext3 could become a serious performance hog.
If disk IO might be the problem the iotop tool is an excellent way of
watching what processes and disk partitions may be causing a problem.
Hi,
85 SMS/s sounds very low to be disk I/O limited. If in doubt bench with
fakesmsc. It doesn't connect over the network, therefore no charges, but it
does all the disk I/O of a real connection. The number you get out of it is
the real number of your system. All other delays are your SMSCs.
Hi,
Please do not truncate or otherwise tamper logs, otherwise it is difficult
to follow. It seems that you got an MO while sending the MT. The MT
correctly received and processed the DLR, and the MO activated the
sms-service. These are 2 completely different messages. Behaviour is normal.
Hello Nyasha,
I am using PlaySMS and I can get the DLR using it so if you have any problem
with this tell me.
I remember I had to make some changes in the code so we can compare mine and
the original one.
Feel free to ask me and give us more details about your issue.
BR,
Emmanuel
2010/1/5
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Thanks so much for clarifying that, Nikos.
I've been thinking that it is something to do with my
kannel configuration all along.
After your response, I looked at the configuration of the smpp
simulator.
For the benefit of anyone else interested, it turned out to be
owing to the configuration of
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